Sean Hashem

A passionate technology enthusiast with a versatile skillset seeking opportunities in companies offering internships in computer engineering and computer science. Takes pride in hard work, excels in learning, and values teamwork and communication.

• Aztec Electric Racing: Team member of SDSU’s electric formula racing team. Member of controls software as well as business and finance subteams. Worked on club fundraising and programming for the battery management system.
• Bomb Defusal Simulator: Created a two player bomb defusal simulator game for a Computer Organization course. Game was designed in both C and MIPS assembly language and included user I/O, graphics, and sounds.
• Binary Counter: Calculated truth tables, logic equations and designed a theoretical circuit for a binary counter and then implemented it into Xilinix ISE using Verilog code for a Digital Systems class.
• Connect Four: Independently coded a two player connect four game in C, the game received input and displayed a board to the user as output in the console.
• Shaft Encoder: As part of a Digital Electronics class, designed a device that could spin a wheel in increments based on intake from a photoresistor light sensor. The project included arduino components as well as several 3D printed parts that I designed in Fusion 360.